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Information is now up, kids! Wheee!
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This venue is PERFECT! It's downtown, within walking distance of such fine things as Powell's Books and The Compound (art gallery/re-ment/Japanese toy/shoe store place). You may also easily catch a bus to another part of town.
Those of you who are flying in can catch the MAX at the airport and ride all the way downtown.
trimet.org/schedules/maxredline.htm
We will be putting together a Tri-met how-to for those who are curious about our public transportation. :)
There are hotels near the airport, by our convention center, and downtown, all near the MAX. Easy peasy! If you stay downtown, you can even ride the streetcar to Venue Pearl, and guess what? FARELESS ZONE! We are looking into blocking out some rooms in hotels on the streetcar line.
Plus, this place has plenty of room, light, and they only book one event at a time, so we can dork out has hard as we want. Oh, and this venue supplies tables and chairs, so everyone will be comfortable. :)
One of the structures with window planters in Lititz, a lot of beautiful and colorful flowers. (I had a photowalk today in Lititz, PA even with the cloudy day, good that we didn't have the rain.)
A rather elegant apartment block. Seen on my wheelie walk around town.
Better viewed large and thank you for the favourites. :)
Following on from "Hello Kitty" last week (see photo in the comments below) this is my 2nd shot of the boarded up windows in a derelict house. You can't help but smile back at these happy children. The other windows & doors in this old house were painted too, next time I'm passing I'll stop & take more photos. HWW!
Bald sehen die Häuser wieder so schön aus.Gesehen in #Würzburg#.
Erinnerung an einen sehr schönen Ausflug.
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This little collection of windows appears as you approach a turn in the road and always catches my eye so I finally stopped to take a photo.
Merge of objects and streetreflections
Photography in the footsteps of Eugène Atget, French photographer (end 1800-beginning 1900)